Rotary Education Talk Promotes Highest Type Service
Rotarian Chas. H. Lewis spoke on Rotary and Service at Bannock hotel as part of Rotary education. He urged Rotary members to pursue a higher form of service beyond courtesy and bargains, stressing character, sacrifice, and the six Rotary objects as one. The event included talks by Roy A. Brown and Walter R. Siders at Pocatello High School, with music and refreshments to follow.
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Rotary and Service
Chas. H. Lewis
Idaho Technical Institute
Rotary
Bannock Hotel
International Rotary
Lexis
Lewis
The
Rotarian
America
Masons
Odd Fellows
Church
Republican Party
Belon
Middle West
Biesa Prosrea
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Roy A. Brown
Denistry
Pocatello High Schoo
Walter R. Siders
Siders
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Talented Young Designer Edward Stevenson Gains Screen Credit
Edward Manson Stevenson, a promising designer from Los Angeles and former Pocatello resident, designed the black taffeta and silver lace gown worn by Jetta Gondal in Road to Yesterday at the Capital theater last week. He left last summer for United studios, attends Hollywood High, and was elected to the High School Penman's club for his notable literary ability.
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Edward Manson Stevenson
Jetta Gondal
Capital Theater
Mr. Stevenson
A. B. Stevenson
Los Angeles
Pocatello
United Studios
Pocatello High School
Hollywood High School
Penman
Stevenson
Chess Traveler Banks Plans West Coast Tour Stops
N W Banks, national amateur chess and checker champion, says he is delayed in a series of tournaments and must be in San Francisco December 10. He intends a return trip via Portland Seattle Salt Lake Denver and plans to be in Pocatello around January 15 for a proposed tournament. Walter Cleare and attorneys Downing and Bistoline head the local committee for the Pocatello event.
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Rawlins
Wyo
N. W. Banks
San Francisco
Mr. Banks
California
Portland
Seattle
Salt Lake
Denver
Pocatello
Ocatello
Walter Cleare
A. J
Downing and
Bisto Line
Y M C A Announces Idaho State Conference for Older Boys
The Y M C A announces the state older boys conference to be held in Boise December 28 and 29, aligned with the state teachers association meeting. State Secretary L E Goodwin says it will be the first Idaho state conference linked to boys work with representatives from all high schools and employed boys groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
State Teachers Association
L. E. Goodwin
Idaho
Jack Valentine Recovers After Running-Board Accident
Jack Valentine son of Mr and Mrs C A Valentine of 605 South Seventh avenue was thrown from a Ford coupe running board when it collided with a Ford truck about ten days ago. He struck his head on the curb, fractured his skull and suffered a laceration but has made a rapid recovery and was out yesterday.
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Jack Valentine
C. A. Valentine
South Seventh Avenue
Burlesque Show Meeting At Masonic Hall
Electa Kensington will meet at the Masonic hall on Friday afternoon December 11 for a burlesque on the style show. All attendees are urged to dress in costume. Hostesses listed: Mrs. Wana maker Mrs. Vida Orr Mrs. Gate Mrs. Curry Mrs. McDougall and Mrs. Addie Waring.
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Electa Kensington
Masonic Hall
Wanamaker
Vida Orr
Gate
Curry
McDougall
Addie Waring
Idaho Lead Mines Incorporates in Pocatello
Articles of incorporation filed at the county clerk's office show Idaho Lead Mines of Pocatello with capital stock of 100000 shares at par value 1. Three shares are subscribed by John A Harrington Harry E Clifford and Edward G Frawley.
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Idaho Lead Mines Company of
Pocatello
John A. Harrington
Harry E. Clifford
Edward G. Frawley
Inkom Dance Arrest for Disturbance Under Influence
A man identified as Dewey Burke was arrested Friday night by Paeete County sheriffs Alma Mar Ity and L M Harris for causing a disturbance at a dance in Inkom. He reportedly was under the influence of liquor. A complaint was to be filed in justice court today.
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Dewey Burke
Paeete
Alma Mar Ity
L. M. Harris
Inkom
Burke
Justice Court
Licenses Issued For Several Marriages Across States
Marriage licenses were issued Friday at the county clerk office to John Evans of Crockett California and Margaret B Foley of Salt Lake to Wm F Prudhome of Aberdeen and Kathryn Gray of Shelburn Indiana and to Cliff Bloxham and Lela A Bybee both of Downey.
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County Cler
John Evans
Crockett
California
Margaret B. Foley
Salt Lake
Wm. F Prudhome
Aberdeen
Kathryn Gray
Shelburn
Indiana
Cliff Bloxham
Lela A. Bybee
Downey
Arrested at Dillon John L. Houston nabbed on forgery charge
John Leroy Houston, wanted on forgery charges, was apprehended Friday night at Dillon Montana. Deputy Sheriff John Hoover will depart Sunday to return Houston to Pocatello for custody.
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Dillon
John Leroy Houston
Montana
John Hoover
Houston
Pocatello
Departments Represented Vet at PTA Meeting
The high school will vet each department at the upcoming Parent-Teacher Association meeting.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Y M C A leaders to attend district council meeting
Hinckley president of the local Y M C A board and Ralph R Wolf executive secretary are asked to represent Southeastern Idaho at the Y M C A district national council meeting in Portland on December 11. They plan to attend as the conference covers national council supervision and the Washington Oregon Idaho district in the Pacific coast region. C E Pierce of San Francisco will represent the national council.
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National Council A
Hinckley
Ralph R. Wolf
Idaho
National Council
Portland
Messrs. Hinckley
Wolf
Washington
Oregon
Pacific Coast Region
California
Nevada
Arizona
Mexico
West iPes
Letters of appreciation for Home Products week chairs
President W. H. Bohlscheid and the Chamber of Commerce thank the committee chairmen and members for their excellent work during the first annual Home Products week. Chairmen included J. I. King finance and A. R. McPherson manufacturers among others.
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W. H. Bohlscheid
Chamber of Commerce
J. I. King
A. R. McPherson
F. W. Brown
G. Nicholas Ifft
R. S. Turner
W. H. Cleare
C. B. Ross
F. E. Birrell
N. 8. Pond
E. A. Brimm
Claude Bistline
Merlyn Walker and Her Jazz Band Return Engagement
Merlyn Walker and her famous Jazz Band perform at the Dance Palace on December 10. The ensemble will feature blues standards and hit songs with a lineup of master instrumentalists. The group has had strong radio support and drew eager crowds last summer during a brief visit.
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Merlyn Walker
Dance Palace
Miss Walker
Mail Early To Speed Christmas Mail In Pocatello
Postal receipts in Pocatello rise about tenfold during Christmas season says Postmaster A B Bean. He urges public co operation to prevent congestion and promises efforts to manage the volume so parcels mailed early reach destinations and are delivered before Christmas.
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Pocatello
A. B. Bean
Bodenbenders Arrive in Pocatello After Boise Wedding
Mrs Henry J Bodenbender arrived in Pocatello Saturday from Boise to join her husband private secretary to A C Hinckley superintendent of motive power for the Short Line. They will reside at the Princess apartments.
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Aerrives
Henry J. Bodenbender
Pocatello
Boise
Bodenbenders
Salt Lake
Bodenbender
A. C. Hinckley
Motuve Power
Princess Apartments
Apples Prove Banner Crop In Oregon Short Line Move
Apples formed the largest single commodity among 4702 cars shipped in November from the Oregon Short Line's fourth district. The report lists 1251 apple cars, with barley 2 and other goods including lumber 388, miscellaneous 127, ore 2, cattle 230, vegetables 197, and 34 wheat in total movement.
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Nampa
Oregon Short Line
Attempted Hold Up Driver Foiled in Skaggs Delivery
A caller ordered groceries to 744 North Main, tricking driver O. E. Cook of Skaggs. The driver found a stranger behind the front seat as he loaded the car and alerted police. Cook later handed over cash before the would be robber could escape, and the manager noted Cook had already turned in cash prior to the delivery.
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Skaggs
744
North Main
Cook
the Tribune
North Harrison
Coolidge to Address Chicago Farm Bureau Convention
President Coolidge planned a speech on agriculture in Chicago Monday for the seventh annual American Farm Bureau Federation convention. He would travel by rail with a small party and stay about five hours at the Sherman hotel before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Coolidge
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cial
Sanders
James F. Coupal
White House
S. A. Cheney
Adophus Andrews
Midwest
Sherman Hotel
Federation
Congressional
Idaho Potato Growers Hold Carriage for Higher Market
Heavy shipments from Idaho have been reported, but large producers are withholding potatoes to push prices higher. Idaho Falls shipments are smaller and much of this year's best varieties remain stored in cellars.
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Idaho
Tribune
Idaho Falls
Card party to benefit St Josephs Pro Cathedral
The Catholic church will host a card party on Tuesday December 8 at the K of C hall with refreshments after. The public is invited. The Ladies Auxiliary for the Order of Railway Conductors will hold a cooked food and apron sale on Saturday December 14 at Ferguson's drug store at West Clark and North Main.
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C. of M. of
St. Joseph’s Pro- Cathedral
K of C. Hall
Order of Railway
Ferguson’s Drug Store
West Clark and
North Main
Miss Edith Petersen Heads to Boise Weekend Visit
Miss Edith Petersen left Saturday to spend the weekend in Boise visiting friends. C. B. Wade, a Horse Island farmer, was a business visitor in Pocatello Saturday.
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Edith Petersen
Boise
C. B. Wade
Horse Island
Pocatello
Treasury earnings show gains for November in Idaho
Boise reports state investments earned 18.15 in interest, 137.19 more than October. Current funds produced 3,530.11, pushing the grand total to 4,348.26, just under October. General fund balance on November 1 was 1,062.06, with November balance 33,342.65 and receipts plus transfers at 32,280.59.
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Boise
D. F. Banks
Kipling Improves in Private English Health Mentioned
Kipling's condition in Burwash Sussex shows improvement and recovery progress. Lord Dawson the king's physician attending the author told the Associated Press Kipling remains hopeful and continues care before returning to London. Sir John Bland-Sutton visited Kipling as a personal friend.
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Burwash
Sussex
England
Rudyard Kipling
Lord Dawson
Associated Press
London
John Bland Sutton
Kipa
Trained Erosodiles Exhibit At German Circus
A German circus showcases trained erosodiles in public performances attracting curious crowds. The display features reptiles trained to perform routines under the arena lights, drawing attention from spectators and media alike.
Holiday Atmosphere to Mark Streets in Business District
The chamber of commerce urges Pocatello merchants to display small Christmas trees on flagpole indentures in front of shops at a cost of forty cents per tree. Merchants will be called today and those unreachable should contact the secretary to indicate willingness to participate. Evergreen trees alongside holiday window displays aim to foster a festive spirit.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Rate Association to Serve State
Fe Fjeldsted returned from Boise where he attended the All Idaho congress and the Idaho Rate Association meeting. The gathering discussed forming a rate body to represent Idaho before the utilities and interstate commissions, with Boise traffic bureau unable to cover statewide interests. Officers elected include Alvin Harbour of Twin Falls president W P McDonald director and Sherman Coffin secretary.
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FE. J. Fieldsed
Boise
Daho Rate Association
Sena Chamber
State House
Thurst
Fjeldsted
Idaho
Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boise Traffic Bureau
Alvin Harbour
Twin Falls
W. P. McDonaild
J. L. Briscoll
Sherman Coffin
Idaho Delegates Begin Western Chamber Meeting Trip
Eight Idaho Chamber of Commerce representatives depart Boise for Seattle to attend the Western Division meeting in Seattle December 7 to 9. The delegation includes Ralph Edmunds and J I King with Boise officials Joel L Priest C A Barton and J A Harader.
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Boise
Chambers of Commerce
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Northwest Metropolis
Ralph Edmunds
Idaho Falls
J. I. King
Pocatello
I. H. Nash
Preston
W. Truman
St. Marie
Priest
Arney
Hurader
Bonners Ferry
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Body of Infant Recovered After Shelley Canal Tragedy
The body of the infant lost in the Shelley canal on December 1 was recovered. A coroner's inquest in Blackfoot returned an accidental death verdict. The mother Mrs. T Nishida and baby to be buried Monday at 1 PM from the Second Ward L D S church in Shelley with interment at Idaho Falls cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
Shelley
T. Nishida
Babe
Idaho Falls
Four Year Tech Club Plans Demonstration Day
The Four Year Tech club seeks a proclamation from Mayor C Ben Ross declaring December 12 as demonstration day for a four year Technical Institute. A committee will visit the mayor to secure official designation and arrange a street demonstration and membership drive aiming for 5000 new affiliates. Community and labor groups, city council and lodges are invited to participate and pledge support for the institute and its nonpartisan candidates.
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Tech Club
C. Ben Ross
Technical Institute
W. K. Snyder
Clan
Roy Campbell
8. E. Brady
The
Pocatello Loan & Realty Company
W. H. Snyder
Butte Y M C A Reports Successful Fall Campaign
Butte Y M C A closes its fall drive with 362 of its $6500 cash goal raised. The year’s two campaigns total over $31 000. Plans for a February round-up receive cooperation from the Butte association and Idaho secretary L E Goodwin. A local quotation ends the item.
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Ralph R. Wolf
Butte
Butte Y. M. C. A
Mr. Wolf
Butte Association
L. E. Goodwin
Idaho
Pythian Sisters elect officers at Gate City Temple No 2
Sybil Nipper was elected most excellent chief and Eiande r land excellent senior at Eagle hall. Fannie y is excellent junior Grace T Evans manager Ruth Bates protector Eleanor Pegg outer guard Ora hitler mistress of finance Dorothy Pratt gnistross of records Elizabeth Morris pianist Ivey Anderson degree staff captain J A Anderson press correspondent Blanche Boling and Mary Jorgensen installing officer named. Mary E Houde was made an ee member. Invitations issued for Fort Hall No 6 Knights of Pythias joint install.
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Gate City Temple No. 2
Pythian Sisters
Eagle Hall
Sybil Nipper
Eiande
Rland
Fannie Y
Grace T. Evans
Ruth Bates
Eleanor Pegg
Ora Hitler
Dorothy Pratt
Gnistross
Elizabeth Morris
Ivey Anderson
J. A. Anderson
Blanche Boling
Pythian
Mary Jorgensen
Mary E. Houde Wag
Gate City Temple No
Fort Hall
Knights of Pythias
Cocoa Grows Best Under Shade of Trees
The article notes that cacao thrives when grown beneath tree shade. It emphasizes shade management as crucial for cocoa yields and quality.
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Farm Bureau
Kipling
Ome
Rate Association
MacMillan
Zenith
E. Center ST
Zenith Booth
Style Authority Store
Savoy Cafe
John B. Foster
Pocatello Tribune
National League
National Association of Baseball Leagues
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